Way before Waymo, there was Dexter
Nearly 20 years ago, the Pentagon’s Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, or DARPA, sponsored a contest that appealed to robotics-savvy students and professors.
Life changers, award winners
It’s a privilege unique to biomedical engineers that the people they strive to help often become a friend and an inspiration. That was the case many times for P. Hunter Peckham, MS ’68, PhD ’72, who developed implants that activate paralyzed muscles.
Looking back: Case’s Renaissance man
The magazine of the Case Alumni Association at the Case School of Engineering CAA SITE Looking Back Case’s Renaissance man Looking dapper in a suit and tie, Joe Prahl, PhD, turns from a busy white board to call on a student in a class exploring fluid dynamics, his specialty. Prahl, who taught at Case for […]
Case inventors honored
The Nationals Academy of Inventors welcomes alumni faculty into the pantheon
Lifting as he soared
As a warrior, educator, and engineer, Leonard Uitenham tended
to boost everyone around him. It all began at Case.
A physicist will again lead Art/Sci
David Gerdes arrives from the University of Michigan to become dean of the College of Arts and Sciences
The ghost hunter of physics
The magazine of the Case Alumni Association at the Case School of Engineering CAA SITE Looking Back The ghost hunter of physics Frederick Reines in 1962 with his neutrino detector at Case Institute of Technology. Frederick Reines stands beside a stack of tubes he was assembling into a device to detect the neutrino, an elusive […]
Diving into her passion
Scuba and space exploration combine for an exciting pastime for Adele Luta
‘Welcome Aboard’
A wave of new faculty will
strengthen key areas of CWRU and the Case School of Engineering
Adventures in Tech
An internet pioneer reflects on Case, cyber crime, and partnering with a shark